Can Our Memory Be Trusted? In the eleventh episode of Influence Series, Professor P analyzes the painting "The Persistence of Memory" by Salvador Dali and has Dr.Loftus and one of his former students, Isabella Bautista, as his special guests.
“Memory is not always accurate— for most part we are not aware of the mistakes we make”. Dr.Elizabeth Loftus
In a captivating episode, we journey into the depths of memory's influence with esteemed cognitive psychologist, Dr. Loftus. With a wealth of research and expertise, Dr. Loftus illuminates the intricate role memory plays in shaping our perceptions, beliefs, and behaviors.
In this enlightening interview, Dr. Loftus delves into the fascinating nuances of memory formation and retrieval. From her pioneering studies on eyewitness testimony to her groundbreaking research on the nature of false memories, she unravels the complexities of memory's impact on various aspects of human life.
Through compelling anecdotes and insightful analysis, Dr. Loftus challenges conventional understanding of memory, highlighting its susceptibility to suggestion, distortion, and manipulation. Whether you're a psychology enthusiast, legal professional, or simply curious about the workings of the mind, this episode promises to provoke thought and ignite curiosity.
Join us as we explore memory's mark with Dr. Loftus, and gain a deeper understanding of how our memories shape our world and our selves.
*This episode's act of kindness suggested by our guests: Make someone's day and be generous with your compliments
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